Welcome to the European Metropolitan Region of Nuremberg
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The Nuremberg Metropolitan Region – Strengths and Development Perspectives IHK Metropolitan region Success factors Development model Infrastructure International Structural change Innovation Competence networks
Relevance & tasks of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK)
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IHK Stands For ... Independent self-management of the industry (public corporation) Promotion of the industrial sector Representation of overall economic interests (well-balanced, not interests of individual sectors or enterprises) Political neutrality Services for members, the region and the state
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IHK – The Number One Address
Members
Region
State
Representation of interests incl.
Location development incl.
Sovereign tasks incl.
Service incl.
Business-friendly climate
Situation maintenance
Vocational training
Business start-ups
General conditions
Infrastructure
Examinations
Professional training
Innovation, R&D
Certificates of origin
Company info
Internationalization
Experts
Trade & business law consultancy
Regional marketing
Environment and energy consultancy
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Examples in ”Day-to-Day Business“ Location Policy and Business Promotion Vocational and Professional Training Innovation | Environment
International Affairs
Sovereign tasks: examinations, expert opinions, documents, ...
21,000 23,000 16,000 65,000
cases of supervision of apprenticeships intermediate and final examinations, other examinations appointments, opinions (Com. Reg., start-ups, foreign nationals), ... foreign trade documents
Service: Consultancy and information 75,000 16,000
cases of providing information and brief consultancy (company research, legal consultancy, customs information, ...) cases of in-depth consultancy (start-ups, financing, export, trade fairs, environment, energy, innovation, e-business, ...)
Legal Matters | Taxes
Communication
Key Tasks
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Communication and networks: 5500 volunteers in committees, IHK bodies, working parties, ... 500,000 visitors accessing IHK web sites 95,000 copies per month of IHK magazine WiM 350 press conferences, press releases, press inquiries 60 technology-oriented networks and IHK e-forums
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IHK Nuremberg for Central Franconia in Figures 125,000 member companies 200 employees 14 regional CCI boards 7 business segments: Location Policy and Business Promotion Vocational and Professional Training Innovation and Environment International Affairs International Legal Matters and Taxes Communication Key Tasks 5500 entrepreneurs and senior management with over 120,000 hours per year working on a voluntary basis for the IHK (plenum, committees, IHK bodies, examiners)
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The Nuremberg Metropolitan Region – Strengths and Development Perspectives IHK Metropolitan region Success factors Development model Infrastructure International Structural change Innovation Competence networks
European Metropolitan Region of Nuremberg (EMRN)
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The Nuremberg Metropolitan Region within the European Network Eleven European Metropolitan Regions in Germany EU classification of the EMRN as “Gateway to Eastern Europe“ EMRN one of the strongest economic regions in Germany and Europe
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Facts and Figures Nuremberg Metropolitan Region Key facts & figures for the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region: Population 3.5 million Companies
150,000 plus > 50,000 other self-employed
Working population 1.7 million
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Gross domestic product
100 billion EURO
Export quota
> 45 %
Service quota
> 60 %
Reach
27 million people (200 km radius around Nuremberg)
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International Comparison of Economic Performance Gross domestic product 2006 in European states and the Nuremberg economic region 5.1
Malta Estonia Cyprus Latvia Lithuania Bulgaria Slovenia Luxembourg Croatia Slovak Republic
13.2 14.7 16 23.7 25.5 30 33.9 33.2 44.6 55
Central Franconia
90
Hungary Romania
97.7
Nuremberg Metropolitan Region
105 113.4
Czech Republic Portugal Finland Ireland Greece Denmark Austria Poland Switzerland Sweden Belgium billion EURO
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155.4 167 175 214 220 257 272 310 313 317 0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
Source: Eurostat
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IHK Metropolitan Region Benchmark 2006 Economic Power and Development Momentum Metropolitan Region Munich
1
Rhine-Main/Frankfurt
2
Stuttgart
3
Rhine-Ruhr
4
Hamburg
5
Nuremberg
6
Rhine-Neckar/Mannheim
7
Bremen-Oldenburg
8
Saxony Triangle
9
Hanover-Brunswick-Götingen
10
Berlin-Brandenburg
11
Benchmark points
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Ranking
Ranking Split 2 1 3
6
4
2 1
9 5
4
6
5
8
3
11
7 10
8 7
11
0
Ranked according to benchmark points for the criteria:
15
Economic power
Development momentum
10
9
30
45
60
75
Data sources: Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBR), Federal Office of Statistics
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Innovation and Business Start-Up Region Business start-up intensity in the industrial high-tech sector in the eleven German Metropolitan Regions
Metropolitan Region Munich Nuremberg Hamburg Stuttgart Rhine-Neckar Rhine-Main Rhine-Ruhr Hanover Saxony Triangle Berlin-Brandenburg Bremen-Oldenburg
Ranking 2004/06 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Change in ranking in 10-year comparison ± 0 + 5 + 5 - 2 - 1 - 3 - 3 + 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 Source: Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) Business Start-up Panel 2008
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High-Tech Region Percentage of people employed in high-tech sector
Dresden 1
8.7 %
Munich 2
8.5 %
Nuremberg/Erlangen 3
7.6 %
Karlsruhe 4
7.6 %
Berlin 5
7.0 %
Hamburg 6
6.9 %
Frankfurt a.M. 7
6.5 %
Cologne/Bonn 8
6.3 %
Leipzig 9
6.2 %
Freiburg 10
in percentage
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6.0 %
0
3
6
9
Source: EUROSTAT, according to BITKOM (2008)
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Organization
Steering Committee Expert Speaker
GF
Co-opted: Representatives of the Bavarian state government, District President, Regional Council President
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Science Forum
Business and Infrastructure Forum
municipalities
Most heavily populated
Rural districts
Urban districts
GF
Political Speaker
Political Speaker
Expert Speaker
Expert Speaker
GF
Political Speaker
Expert Speaker
GF
GF
Tourism Forum
Political Speaker
Branch Office
Expert Speaker
Culture and Sport Forum
Political Speaker
1st Deputy 2nd Deputy
Transport and Planning Forum
Council Chairman
Council
Contact: Geschäftsstelle der Europäischen Metropolregion Nürnberg (EMN) Rathausplatz 2 90403 Nürnberg www.em-n.eu Telephone: (0911) 231-79 73 oder -79 74 Fax: (0911) 231-79 72
[email protected]
Political Speaker
Marketing Service Forum
Expert Speaker
GF
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Team Approach: Cooperation Agreement between the IHKs in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region
Oberfranken Bayreuth
Joint Declaration of Intent by the IHKs in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region concerning cooperation between the IHKs in particular in the fields of: Joint development model for the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region Transport Business start-ups Technology Vocational and professional training International affairs Social responsibility
Würzburg-Schweinfurt Mainfranken
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The Nuremberg Metropolitan Region – Strengths and Development Perspectives IHK Metropolitan region Success factors Development model Infrastructure International Structural change Innovation Competence networks
Success factors for the Nuremberg Economic Region
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Strategic structure of WaBe Model TOP International Address Home for creative minds
Overall strategy of metropolitan region
EMN strategic model
Vision – Core themes – Key projects Fields of competence – Drivers of innovation
Long-term economic and scientific perspectives for the region
WaBe Model
Mid-term structural goals and/or area-specific development concepts
Regional concepts
New/ongoing projects for attainment of goals
Sustainability
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E.g. infrastructure E.g. technology
Action programmes
Realisation; verification of success
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Significance of the Development Model for the Region Joint concept of all regional stakeholders
Consensus region
Subject-oriented fields of competence
Cluster policy
Bavarian high-tech offensive
388 million EURO project support
Six competence initiatives
Successful network-building
IZMP (Erlangen), etz (Nuremberg), Technikum (Fürth)
Investments totalling millions
Development model leads the way Germany-wide
Best practice
Basis for Metropolitan Region
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Strategic Orientation: Nuremberg Economic Region Development Model Core technological competencies Transport & Logistics
New Materials
Information & Communication
Automation & Production Engineering
Medicine & Health
Energy & Environment
Cross-sectoral competence
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Regional Development Model and Bavarian Cluster Policy Fields of competence
19 Production, High-tech and Cross-sectoral Clusters of the “Bayern Innovativ” Alliance
Transport & Logistics Automotive Railway technology Logistics Propulsion technologies Telematics
Automotive Railway Technology Logistics Aerospace
Information & Communication
IT Media Satellite Navigation
Medicine & Health
Medical Technology
Energy & Environment
Energy Environmental Technology
New Materials
New Materials Chemical Industry
Automation & Production Engineering
Mechatronics & Automation
Innovative Services
Financial Services
Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology
Biotechnology
Biotechnology
Power Electronics
Power Electronics Food Production Forests & Wood
Mechatronics Optics, Laser, Photonics
Cross-sectoral technologies
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Central role of field of competence and crosssectoral technology of the regional development model Cluster Relevant contribution of single enterprises or institutions
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Higher Education Establishments in the Metropolitan Region UAS WürzburgSchweinfurt
UAS Coburg
Academy of Music Würzburg University of Bamberg University of Würzburg
UAS for Public Administration & / Administration of Justice Hof and Sulzbach-Rosenberg
University of ErlangenNuremberg
UAS Hof
University of Bayreuth
Georg-Simon-Ohm UAS Nuremberg
Academy of Sacred Music Bayreuth
Augustana UAS Neuendettelsau
UAS AmbergWeiden
UAS Ansbach
Protestant University College Nuremberg Academy of Music NurembergAugsburg
UAS Weihenstephan / Triesdorf
circa 90,000 students at 18 higher education establishments in the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region
Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg
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Science Region
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Transport Connections Central position in Europe Nuremberg International Airport European motorway intersection Rail junction for international rail routes International waterway
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